Below you wll see four cholces for a chemlcal equation. They are all the same equation, but only one Is correctly balanced. Which version of the following chemical equations Is correctly balanced? Use the table below to calculate the number of each type of atom found in the reactant and product side. Use a pencilL A C,H01 + 120, -> 6CO, + 11H,0 B 2C,,H01+ 120, 24CO, + 11H,0 C,H01 + 120, 12CO, + 22H,0 CH01 + 120, 12CO, + 11H,0

Below you wll see four cholces for a chemlcal equation. They are all the same equation, but only one Is correctly balanced. Which version of the following chemical equations Is correctly balanced? Use the table below to calculate the number of each type of atom found in the reactant and product side. Use a pencilL A C,H01 + 120, -> 6CO, + 11H,0 B 2C,,H01+ 120, 24CO, + 11H,0 C,H01 + 120, 12CO, + 22H,0 CH01 + 120, 12CO, + 11H,0

Chemistry

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ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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